The geographical environment of Montreal

Montreal is located at the intersection of several climatic zones, so the weather is changeable. There is abundant precipitation here, and the annual average snowfall is 2. 14m, which is higher than that in Moscow. The average annual rainfall is 897mm. The government spends 50 million Canadian dollars every year to clear the snow. Summer is the wettest, but people can enjoy the most sunshine in a year.

January is the coldest time of the year, with an average daily temperature of-10.4℃ and an average minimum temperature of-14.9℃. So the local weather forecast. The hottest month in a year is July, with an average daily temperature of 20.9℃ and an average daily maximum temperature of 26.3℃. The lowest temperature recorded in history appeared at 1957 65438+ 10/5, which was -37.8℃. The highest temperature appeared in 1 August, 9751day, which was 37.6℃. Summer is a common medium-high humidity climate. The monthly rainfall in spring and autumn is between 55 and 94 mm. There is a little snowfall in spring and autumn.

Montreal is located on the island of Montreal where the St. Lawrence River and the Ottawa River meet in the southwest of Quebec, about190km east of Ottawa, the capital of Quebec, and about190km away from Quebec City, the capital of Quebec. 539 kilometers northeast of Toronto, the capital of Ontario. Montreal Island is the throat of the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean, and its unique geographical location has created a developed maritime traffic in Montreal. Located at the end of the St. Lawrence River waterway, Montreal Port is the largest inland port in the world. Montreal is the center of Greater Montreal, bordering Lavalle (Quebec) in the north, Ranghild in the south, Pentini in the east and West Montreal in the west.

Montreal is located at the junction of several climatic zones, so the weather is changeable and the four seasons are distinct. According to Cobain climate classification, Montreal belongs to temperate continental humid climate. Summer is hot and humid, often exceeding 30 degrees Celsius, with an average high temperature of 26 degrees Celsius and an average low temperature of 16 degrees Celsius.

There is abundant precipitation. The average annual rainfall is 897mm. The government spends 50 million Canadian dollars every year to clear the snow. Summer is the wettest, but people can enjoy the most sunshine in a year.

January is the coldest time of the year. What is the average daily temperature? 10.4 c, and the daily average minimum temperature is? 14.9 degrees Celsius. Because it is often windy in winter, the somatosensory temperature is much lower than the actual temperature, so the local weather forecast often takes the wind cooling into account. Although the climate changes greatly, Montreal is rich in land and has a large number of plants and wildlife. Maple is the most common tree in Montreal. Sugar maple has long been a symbol of Montreal and Quebec because it produces maple leaf sugar. The monthly average climate data of Ottawa, Canada (1981–2010) is 65438+February, March, April, May, July, August and September 65438+1October 65438+/kl. 27.00027.56540637.8 (100) 35.1(95.2) 27.8 (82) 23.9 (75)16.3 (61.3) 30 (27.9)6.3(43.3) 13.3(55.9) 18.5(65.3)2 1.0(69.8) 19.8(67.6) 15.0(59)8.0(46.4) 1.5(34.7)-6.2(20 1 4.3 (57.7) 9.6 (49.3) 3.3 (37.9)-2.4 (27.7)- 10. 1 ( 13.8) 1.43 (34.57).-30.6(-23. 1)- 16.7( 1.9) -5.6(2 1.9)-0. 1(3 1.8)5.0(4 1)2.6(36.7)-3.0(26.6)-7.8( 18)-2 192.8(3.654)9 1.9(3.6 18) 85.5 (3.366) 90.1(3.547) 86.1(3.39) 81.9 (3.224) 76.4 (3.008) 943.6 (37./kloc 0.2 (0.08) 0.0 (0) 0.0 (0) 0.0 (0) 3.7 (1.46) 20.2 (7.95) 52.5 (20.67) 223.4 (87.95) The relative humidity (%) is 764. +0.911.012.313.71.06.0118.4 Average snowfall days/kloc. Sunshine hours:16.814.763.27+022.45438+04.6438+0100.50055466 2.468.82,13/kloc-0.